https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=453700
--- Comment #22 from Philipp Maierhöfer <maiphi.pub...@gmx.net> --- The new behaviour caused a lot of frustration to me as a single clicker. But I'd like to suggest a compromise that avoids a configuration option and hopefully both sides can agree on. Let's start with some reasoning. In my opintion, a clickable area should either uniquely belong to an item in the folder, or to the folder that contains the item. * "belong to the item" means left click opens it, right click opens its context menu, dropping something on it means into it, click and hold drags the item, and hover opens the item's tooltip. * "belong to the folder" means left click unselects selected items, right click opens the context menu, dropping means into this folder, and click and hold activates the rubber band selection. Now we have an odd mixture: the entire row belongs to a list item if you click on it, but (apart from the name) it belongs to the folder if you use the rubber band, open the context menu or (with https://invent.kde.org/system/dolphin/-/merge_requests/401) if you drop something on it. This seems quite counterintuitive to me. So here's my suggestion: Treat the space within the "Name" column as if it belongs to the item with all consequences (see above), but the space within all other columns (Size/Modified/Owner/...) as if it belongs to the folder. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
